Dana Alliance Members

More than 280 neuroscientists comprise the Alliance membership, joined by the common interest in advancing public awareness about brain research. Recognized as leaders in their respective fields, they are among the world’s foremost authorities on neuroscientific research and clinical neurology topics.  Each has made a personal commitment to support the mission of the Dana Alliance through active participation in outreach and educational activities. Among the current members, 10 have received the Nobel Prize.

The Executive Committee of the Dana Alliance directs and guides the operations and activities of the organization in pursuit of its mission.

The searchable list of Dana Alliance members below is being updated. A current list of members is available here.

Membership

(as of March 2009)

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Members' Views 

A Biology of Mental Disorder
Dana Alliance Vice Chairman Eric Kandel writes in Newsweek this week of his optimism that the next 10 to 20 years will be more fruitful for neuroscience than the past two decades have been. [off-site link]
Illuminating genius: insights from science and the arts
Nancy C. Andreasen, M.D., Ph.D., blogs on the importance of providing students with a "liberal education" that combines the study of the arts and the sciences.
Findings Should Help Scientists and Educators Join Forces
Guy M. McKhann, M.D., writes about neuroeducation and the need for a new type of transition person who can bridge the education and cognitive neuroscience fields
Why the Arts Matter
Jerome Kagan, Ph.D., Gives Six Good Reasons for Advocating the Importance of Arts in School
First Lessons from My Personal Genome 
Remarks by James D. Watson, Ph.D., Nobel Prize winner& and Vice Chairman of the Dana Alliance, on receiving a Double Helix Award.